The police are chasing a gang of 'Ted Lasso burglars' who reportedly attacked a series of houses of millions of pounds after they had played in the popular comedy show.
Among the victims was the British rock legend Richard Ashcroftt, who, according to The Sun, had stolen about £ 1 million in valuables from his property in Richmond Green in London.
The locals suspect that professional criminals have focused on four houses in the area after they had seen them in the series with Jason Sudeikis and Hannah Waddingham in the lead roles.
A large part of Ted Lasso is located around Richmond Green, a prosperous suburb of London that is known for its Georgian buildings and picturesque pubs, shops and cafés.
Jason's character, an American football coach, even leads the fictional side AFC Richmond in the series.
A resident said: 'You don't have to be Sherlock Holmes to find out that someone from the gang probably watched the program [Ted Lasso] at some point.
“They must have realized which rich harvest could be removed from the area.”
The first burglary took place on November 8, when a building with eight bedrooms was looted. The thieves ran away with a safe with valuables in it, including jewelry.
At the beginning of December a £ 3.3 million house used by Hannah's character, businesswoman Rebecca Welton, would have been the target.
Among the victims, British rock legend Richard Ashcroft (photo) was reportedly, of whom around £ 1 million in valuable items were stolen from his property in Richmond Green in London.
A large part of Ted Lasso is located around Richmond Green, a prosperous suburb of London that is known for its Georgian buildings and picturesque pubs, shops and cafés.
The character of Jason Sudeikis, an American football coach, even leads the fictional side AFC Richmond in the series
The raid, however, failed and the suspects ran away and left a ladder in the garden in their almost.
About two weeks later, about £ 400,000 in jewelry was stolen from a building with four bedrooms in Richmond Green.
It is believed that the burglary in the House of Ashcroft, worth £ 8 million, took place on December 28, while his wife Kate Radley was absent.
One neighbor tried to call the police when the burglary alarm went off, but the gang had already fled with £ 1 million in valuables when the agents arrived.
A furious resident said: “The police had had a good chance to get the gang when they showed up when they were called.”
They added that the entire neighborhood now lives in fear whether they will be the next target of the gang.
According to The Sun report, the police suspect that the crimes are being committed by a team of professional criminals from South America.
The raids reportedly involved 'four suspects with olive -colored skin', who used cowfoets and wore caps and gloves.
A large part of Ted Lasso is located around Richmond Green, a prosperous suburb of London that is known for its Georgian buildings and picturesque pubs, shops and cafés.
Ted Lasso star Hannah Waddingham was depicted during a premiere in October last year
The character of Jason Sudeikis, an American football coach, even leads the fictional side AFC Richmond in the series
MailOnline has contacted the commentary with Police and the representatives of Richard Ashcroft.
It comes after more than £ 10 million in jewelry was stolen during a robbery in one of the most expensive streets in Great Britain, in Primrose Hill.
The robber struck on Avenue Road, a green traffic artery in the Noord-London district, where the average house costs more than £ 15 million on December 7.
After they arrived through a window on the second floor, they stole for £ 10.4 million in custom-made precious stones, including a graff-diamond ring of 10.73 carat, two diamonds de Beers-butterfly rings, a Hermes-ring of 3 , 03 carat, an aquamarine ring and a chain of Niloticus Lumiere.
They also brought other jewelry from luxury brands, including Chopard, Van Cleef & Arpels and Katherine Wang, in addition to another £ 150,000 in Hermes Crocodile Kelly-Handbags and £ 15,000 in cash.
The suspect was described as a white man from the late twenty to thirty, medium session, who wore a dark hoodie, a cargo pants and a gray baseball cap.
The police described the raid as 'brutal' and described the stolen jewelry as sentimental value.
More than £ 10 million in jewelry was stolen during a robbery in one of the most expensive streets in Great Britain, in Primrose Hill. On the photo: an item that is included
The robber struck on Avenue Road, a green traffic artery in Primrose Hill, where an average house costs more than £ 15 million
A chain of gold, diamonds and sapphires stolen by the burglar during the raid in Primrose Hill
In the meantime, in November, two robbers were found guilty of attacking a famous antique dealer with Hamers during a raid in his store in Chelsea.
The robbers James Dixon, 42, and Thomas Loring, 41, launched the wild attack on Ian Towning – a fixed face of Dickinson's Real Deal and Posh Pawn. – and Mark Simmons, 60.
During the horrible attack, the Bruten Dixon and Loring stormed the store of Mr. Towning before the famous dealer was beaten on his head with a hammer.
In moving camera images that have been released today by the with Police, a bloody Mr. Towning is told that screams of fear while he is scrimping on the ground while his store is being looted, while the crooks are running away with £ 200,000 in jewelry.
“Oh my god, oh my God,” you hear the famous antiquarian screaming after he fell to the ground after he was beaten on his head.
Dixon, from Pimlico, Central London, and Loring, from Mottingham, Southeast London, were convicted of a series of violent robberies and burglaries-together with that in Mr Towning's shop-which they committed in and around London early last year.
Shocking figures that were released at the end of last year shows that in the three months prior to June last year the police were not successful to resolve the dizzying number of 31,980 home burglaries – three out of four – in England and Wales.
Blood flows over the face of Ian Towning in the aftermath of the violent attack
Homeowners In usually richer sub -city areas are disproportionately affected, according to the figures.
Warwickshire, Surrey and Wiltshire are among the nine police forces who reported that at least 80 percent of all burglary cases remained unsolved.
But the Hertfordshire police have the worst track record in this area: 561 of the 669 burglary investigations are unsolved – which amounts to 84 percent.
In the City of London, the corps admitted that each examination in the quarterly prior to June was completed without even one suspect being identified.
In total, only 2,494 charges were submitted from the 42,488 investigations in which an outcome was registered. This corresponds to only six percent.
